Replies to post #4380 on Daybreak Oil and Gas Inc (DBRM)

[maverick one]

JW has a lease that sits between Poso and Round Mountain Fields that stretches up and out across several fields in between on the fringes in open areas Dyer Creek and Poso Creek. He's strung miles of overhead electrical line from the closest tap-in lines to reach the areas like a spider spinning it's web. That's no small endeavor and from my perspective when I see that type of commitment to reach a long long distance for one well or a cluster of them it shows me that Daybreak really planned it out. Some of the areas there are not any wells really immediately close by- just Daybreaks.

[maverick one]

When there is blood in the streets and the outlook is negative, gloomy and down is IMHO a wise time to be acquiring. IMHO it's pretty cheap right now and it's about where it should be. Certainly not endorsing this company nor telling anyone to buy. But do your own DD and come up with your own strategies on any company out there. It's just for myself and 30+ years in the game I've usually gone against the grain and came out for the better. The price for oil and gas it's up and down...it's always been that way and always will be. IMHO excellent opportunities abound in this sector for acquisitions for leases and with people with the capital backing them. There are lots of folks out there that have leases that can't obtain funding or capital to explore and drill which has left them willing to sell or farm out for bargain prices...some include 3D which is very pricey. Great opportunity for Daybreak IMHO to grow and acquire more. We're IMHO the "lucky ones" to have obtained capital when we did-there are plenty of smaller outfits that are struggling out there. JW is a shrewd O & G pro- IMHO he knows what he's doing. I just don't care for penny stock promotions- but it does bring some action into the PPS so I get why Daybreak does it.